Understanding Depression in Young Individuals: A Comprehensive Report

This report provides an overview of depression in young individuals, focusing on its causes, risk factors, and the impact on their lives. It analyzes the national and local policy context, highlighting the role of various stakeholders in addressing this mental health issue. The report includes a critical analysis of existing campaigns and interventions, discussing their pros and cons. It also offers recommendations for improving awareness, prevention, treatment, and support for individuals suffering from depression. Key elements include the importance of family history, the influence of overthinking, and the need for comprehensive support systems. The report emphasizes the need for strengthened health centers, group discussions, proper medication, and meditation to achieve successful outcomes. References to relevant studies are included to support the analysis and recommendations.

Depression in young
individuals

Table of content
• Introduction
• National and/or Local Policy Context and Stakeholders
• Critical Analysis
• Conclusion and recommendations
• References

INTRODUCTION
• Depression is a mental disease which can
lead to serious causes. Mainly it is refereed
as mood disorder.
• According to view, the estimates that 8.1
percent of American adults ages over 20 and
over. There are ample of reason one can feel
depressed.

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AIM
• The main objective of this campaign to circulate a better awareness and referral to
prevent, treat, care and support for individual suffering from depression.
Background
• Depression is disease which is caused by thought process of human mind. As per
studies, an overthink mind is able develop depression which can turned to be death
taking disease.
• It may also influence relationships with loved ones.

Risk Factors
• A background history of depression in any family can lead a person to suffers from
depression. According to studies, there are certain risk factors which may promote
mental illness and can effect individual daily routine and may affect his/her life are
concluded as the issue of disorders may be hereditary, blood relatives such as parents or
siblings.

National and/or Local Policy Context
• The support of local authorities tends to be affirmative. The guidelines which were
given, prove to be beneficially. The number of age groups youngster involve in a
campaign as well.
Stakeholders
• Significant role in accomplishment of programme depression at young age
intervention and treatment program. Stakeholders involves clinician program, staff
program, partner origination, group discussion, speak and listen campaigns etc.
those who served by the following program (Sveen and Willebrand, 2018).
• As the time, money and other elements that can be considered as resources as
agencies can make each resources beneficial to an individual by making time
worth to them, making money by productivity as well.

Critical Analysis
• Pros: This can spread and circulate idea and
awareness of depression in youngsters. Through
this approach other individuals who are
suffering with same signs and symptoms will
able to cope up.
• Cons: According to studies, it has been
observed that campaigns get distracted by main
objective of campaign and it tend to follow
another aspects due to some circumstances
(Villatte, Marcotte and Potvin, 2017).

CONCLUSION and
RECOMMENDATIONS
• There can be several interventions that demonstrate method to improve and prevent the
causes de. Strengthen health centres, satellite centres, group discussions as well.
• The depression campaign can have generated innovative idea in which an individual can
reduce self-doubt feeling and able learn about self-worth.
• It has been recommended that campaign can improvise the idea by indulging individuals
in each and every activities and each person should feel loved and wanted.
• The proper medication and meditation should be followed in order to achieve successful
results.

References
• Calzada, E.J. and Sales, A., 2019. Depression among Mexican-origin mothers:
Exploring the immigrant paradox.Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority
Psychology, 25(2), p.288.
• Edwards, M.K. and Loprinzi, P.D., 2016, August. Effects of a sedentary behavior–
inducing randomized controlled intervention on depression and mood profile in active
young adults. In Mayo Clinic Proceedings (Vol. 91, No. 8, pp. 984-998). Elsevier.
• Sveen, J. and Willebrand, M., 2018. Feelings of guilt and embitterment in parents of
children with burns and its associations with depression. Burns,44(5), pp.1135-1140.
• Villatte, A., Marcotte, D. and Potvin, A., 2017. Correlates of Depression in First-Year
College Students. Canadian Journal of Higher Education, 47(1), pp.114-136.

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